High School Uniform

The High School have a uniform night  which will be                                       held on Monday 19th and Tuesday 20th from 3.30pm – 7.30pm. Academy uniforms will be here at the school and there is also a discount available at Man’s World in Giffnock this week too

Attached letter from Mr Maxwell uniform letter (1)

SPORTS DAY

Sports day is here as planned, we are going ahead with the rearranged date of Wednesday 14th June same running order as planned for earlier date.

Dress As You Please

Dress as you Please on Thursday 25th May

£1 donation collected via ParentPay/PayPoint

Funds for Summer Fayer Tombola

SOS Summer Fayre 17th June

The Support Our School Group are planning a Summer Fayre on Saturday 27th June from 10.00am-12.00noon in the school grounds.  We aim to have a large variety of fun stalls and activities and we really need your help!

We are looking for volunteers to help run and man stalls and people to help set up and clear away .  We also need donations of baking, tombola prizes and chocolate goodies for our chocolate tombola.

Money raised will all be used for the benefit of the school.

Please complete contact school or complete and return flyer which your child will bring home.  Copy Attached : Summer Fayer Flyer

Many thanks,

The SOS Group

 

School Uniform Orders

We now have an online shop for pupils present and new to purchase school uniform.

We only hold a limited stock in the school and prepare a large order in May for the new school year.

All orders placed online prior to 24th May will be with the school prior to the end of term for uplift or during the August in-service days.

Please click the link below to access shop and place your order.

Uniform Shop

 

Special Lunch Menu

WE have a special lunch menu on Wednesday 22nd March. Build A Sandwich. This is always a success with pupils. No requirement to pre- order. Details of what is available on the menu attached.  Menu

READ, WRITE, COUNT

Hope everyone is well and had a good January!

I’m getting in touch with some updates for Read, Write, Count.

First of all, we are doing some evaluation on the first year of the campaign and the bags.  There are 3 surveys, one for teachers, one for parents and one for Lead Contacts which we would be grateful if you could complete and return.

For parents the prize is a personal Read, Write, Count Goodie bag filled with books, games and activities for all the family to enjoy.

The deadline to complete these is Tuesday 28 February. If you are a parent of a P2 or 3 child please also complete the parent survey too: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/FCP6MQN

Secondly, Scottish Government have asked me to pass on some information about their new parental involvement campaign, Future Me.  Please see details below.

Read, Write, Count’s new parental engagement campaign, ‘Future Me’ launches on 20th February. Future Me, as part of Read, Write, Count, asks parents and carers to talk to their children to discover what their children’s hopes and dreams are, to share those dreams on our Future Me wall and make a promise to do all they can to help their child realise their ambitions. It’s about what’s important to the children of Scotland, and parents making a commitment to help their child imagine a great future and live out those dreams. Future Me’s wall will preserve those dreams, and build a picture of Scotland’s children’s hopes and ambitions – a country that believes every child has the right to succeed, regardless of their circumstances.

Primary One registration

Primary 1 Enrollment
                         Week Commencing                           Monday 16th January 2017

If your son or daughter is aged five between 1 March 2017 and the end of February 2018, you should come along to school between 1.30pm and 3.00pm any day during the week of Monday 16 January to Friday 20 January 2017.

You will be required to bring the following:

  • Your child’s birth certificate,.
  • Your child benefit statement. If you are no longer in receipt of child benefit we can accept a driving licence, utility bill or bank statement (with transactions in the last 3 months).
  • Current Council Tax Notice for your residence
  • Mortgage statement or signed and independently witnessed residency/tenant agreement for at least 1 year.

IMPORTANT                                                                                                                                                                                          If you do not have current documents, we ask you still report to the school to enroll your child. Your child will be provisionally enrolled until you have provided us with all the required documents.

HELP WANTED – SOS

NEILSTON PRIMARY SCHOOL

Fundraising Group (Support Our School)        

September 2016

We would like to take this opportunity to thank to those of you who have helped us raise school funds over the last few years. From those of you who have attended monthly meetings to those who have sent tombola prizes or made a cake, we have really appreciated your support.

The SOS Fundraising group raised nearly £4000 in the 2015 -2016 session.

£2440 – Christmas fayre / raffles / Christmas Cards

£840 – School discos x 3

£221 – Crazy Hair day

£333 – Family Ceilidh

Every penny of this goes back into the school, here are some examples of where the money has been spent this year.

£510 – school trip subsidies

£729 – P7 Leavers gift – High School Tie (‘15-‘16, ‘16-‘17 purchased)

£150 – P7 Leavers Ceilidh

£91 – Sports day medals

£370 – Fun day Assault Course and ice-lollies

As a sub-group of the Parent Council we meet with the sole intention of raising money for the school. It is this committee that organises the discos, Christmas Fayres, Christmas cards, school calendars etc.

Unfortunately, due to a number of committee members leaving when their child got to P7 we are lacking in volunteers to take on Committee roles. The recent AGM did not present us with anyone willing to take on the role of Chairperson or Secretary.  If we don’t have any volunteers, then the group will fold and there will be no more discos or fayres.  There will be no subsidies for school trips and our children will be the ones to suffer.  They love the discos, they love trips, these are the things that they will remember when they leave.  It would be such a shame if we couldn’t run them anymore.

We are asking you to get involved, we desperately need help. A committee role is only for 9 months and there’ll be support from a great team.  We generally meet 7 or 8 times over the academic year.

If you are interested, please fill out the form overleaf and hand it back into the school.

If you have any further questions please feel free to contact us through the school email Schoolmail@neilston.e-renfrew.sch.uk Marking it FAO: SOS/Fundraising group.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Education Consultation

Parents/Careers

As you now know ERC (East Renfrewshire council)  are proposing changing the way pupils are transferred to secondary school RC (Roman Catholic) and non-denominational primary and secondary school from January2017.

You will also have been told about the meeting on the 13 of September in Carlibar primary schools at 7 pm.

I have been asked to attend on behalf of the parents council as your chair person.  I would have liked to called a meeting for you all to attend but because of the timing this will not be possible.   So I am asking for your thoughts on the matter by email or seeing me in the p1 playground at home time.

I will ask if you can email my personal email address for quickness it is donna.strathearn@yahoo.co.uk

Thank you all for your time I know how busy we all are so thanks again

Donna Strathearn chair of parents council

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